Anushka Matanda-Doughty

Yeah, but to Lola's point of what she's asking, the inconsistency that she's referencing is this article that came out, which was supposedly supposed to have been leaked by Taylor Swift's camp.

Oh, I just got the reference.

Oh, the song.

You know, for a real smart man, you can be real slow.

That's a song.

That's a song.

Yes, granddad, you can get that on the jukebox.

Gold star for Marcus.

I get it.

I get it.

Okay.

But what Lola's saying is about inconsistencies.

We have absolutely no information, evidence or anything to substantiate the claim that that headline was leaked by Taylor Swift.

So the only way that they could question her about that on the stand was say they had subpoenaed text messages where she's asking for that or came out in a deposition, etc.,

But they could get her on the stand and say, when you referred to yourself as being her dragon, were you basically saying, I will help you steal this man's film from him, which obviously Blake Lively wholeheartedly denies.

To the second part of that question from Lola, how could Taylor Swift recover from being part of this whole unfolding legal drama, especially with those text messages, which many people, and we know Lola feels this way, are seeing as cringy.

I think she called her a complete weeb in that voice note.

you know, we're not inside Taylor Swift's head, but I think if you look at her past, you can probably get a good picture of the future.

Her artwork is very self-referential.

So I'd probably be keeping an eye out for a future album that tells her side of the story of what it's been like through all of this.